Where Should You Actually Be Investing?
“UK property giving 7% yield.” “Japan rental income very strong.” “Entry price cheaper, easier to start.” You’ve heard some version of this — at a seminar, over dinner, in a WhatsApp group where someone just got back from a property roadshow. And on the surface, the arithmetic seems to hold. Higher yield, lower entry price, stronger upside. It sounds like a rational case. The problem isn’t the logic. It’s the inputs. The numbers being quoted are gross yields, pre-tax, pre-cost,